I love pregnancy announcements. They are usually a very special time for the family, full of joy, emotions and in many occasions even tears of happiness. But I like them even more, those where future older brothers announce the arrival of a new member to the family.
Justly This is how Chrissy Teigen has decided to announce her second pregnancy, who is already the mother of a sweet and tender girl named Luna and who has definitely stolen our hearts.
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For those who don't know her, Chrissy Teigen is an American model and wife of singer John Legend. Since she became the mother of little Moon, many women have become his admirers for the opinions he has about motherhood and because she has never allowed other people to humiliate her or make her feel bad about her decisions as a mother.
A few months ago, she confessed that she was suffering from postpartum depression, as a way to help continue fighting against it and so that other mothers who also suffered from it did not feel alone or judged: "Postpartum does not discriminate. I could not control it. And that is part of the reason why it took me so much to speak: I felt selfish and strange saying out loud that I was fighting a depression"declared the model.
I'll just say it I have post partum depression. So much love to @glamourmag for letting me share something that was eating me up inside for months and months. One of the most amazing things about social media is the ability to interact candidly with friends and fans and it felt so weird knowing what I was going through but not really feeling like it was the right place to speak on it. I've always felt genuinely close to all of you and I'm insanely relieved you now know something that has been such a huge part of me for so long. My full essay is on the @glamourmag bio.
His confession, as well as that of singer Adele at the time, received the admiration of many mothers, because it is not an issue that is easy to talk openly and by doing so as a public figure, it helps to stop being a taboo and raise awareness about it.
And her husband, John Legend, has not been left behind, because after she made her depression public, he talked about the important role the couple has during this difficult time, in which mothers need all possible support.
The tender and natural pregnancy announcement with her daughter Luna
Now, let's go back to the topic of this article: the announcement of your second pregnancy. It has attracted my attention in particular because This special announcement has been very different from what we usually see from celebrities on social networks.
It is very common that the famous announce their pregnancy with hype and saucer, a clear example of this was the announcement of Beyoncé, through an extravagant photo session in which she shared with the world her second pregnancy and gave what to talk for weeks.
But in the case of Chrissy Teigen, it has been the opposite, because she has chosen to do so with a simple and short video in which her daughter Luna appears sitting next to her, like any afternoon in her home, and that you share on your Instagram account.
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In the video we can hear how the model asks her daughter what she has in her belly, to which the little girl responds "Baby!". Definitely It's one of the most tender and natural ads I've seen by a celebrity.
The detail of being part of this beautiful moment to his daughter is one that has fallen in love with all those who have left comments congratulating her and have loved the naturalness with what they have done.
Personally, I have loved the ad, I thought it was the sweetest and I think it is very positive to see a celebrity who, although surely has a very different life from that of most moms. Try to keep your motherhood in a real, fresh and natural way, with which many mothers can identify and without worrying much about presenting a perfect mother image.
You may think that I exaggerate a bit by saying this, but I really think that this is the kind of publications that reflect what motherhood is like in everyday life, and it helps to combat those images of idealized motherhood that we regularly see in social media and networks.
